<br /><br />If only we could remind ourselves of this each time another "OMG it's so terrible" campaign is washed ahore.<br /><br />The fact that I heard first about this video in TV news sealed it for me.<br /><br />Plant a new key word and then search the web for it - cluster the results and put them into context.<br />Millions are still falling each day into the spider's claws and truly believe it is meant for the better.<br />If they only would READ first and KNOW and then WRITE. <br /><br />Child soldiers are paid by Western interests since decades. <br />Worldwide Child labor serves our "cheap, cheaper, the cheapest - I made a deal" interests.<br />Konys will be rebuilt each generation as long as this serves Western money making interests.<br />That's the truth nobody wants to hear. Start with the one in the mirror.<br /><br /><br />Paula, are there any chances we could clone you?<br /><br /><br /><br />
Invisible Children's goals initially may have been to publicize the plight of children caught in Uganda's decades-long conflicts; lately, IC has been acting as apologists for General Yoweri K. Museveni's dictatorship and the U.S. goal to impose AFRICOM (the U.S. Africa Military Command) on Africa.<br /><br />IC has produced a brilliant film that's making the global rounds on Facebook<br /><br />It's a classic as propaganda pieces come. The short but overwhelmingly powerful film uses all the best tear-jerk techniques. In the end, the film denounces Joseph Kony, the leader of the brutal Lord's Resistance Army, while giving the impression that Museveni's dictatorship and his brutal military, which was found liable for war crimes in Democratic Republic of Congo by the International Court of Justice, has nothing to do with the atrocities committed against children in Uganda. It also doesn't inform viewers that Museveni abducted thousands of child soldiers to win his insurgency in Uganda in 1986, launching the pattern of child soldier recruitment all over Africa. <br /><br />In fact, Kony's insurgency against Museveni was launched later, meaning he too learned child soldier-abductions from Museveni.<br /><br />Look at the way Invisible Children exploits American children in the beginning of their documentary; they then transplant the audience to Uganda, where again they take advantage of Ugandan children, who are the victims of both the LRA and the Ugandan government's army.<br /><br />The imagery are powerful. Dr. Joseph Goebbels' and Leni Riefenstahl would have been proud of this cinematic coup by Invisible Children.<br /><br />If Invisible Children was in fact a serious organization that has not been co-opted by the Museveni regime and the U.S. foreign policy agenda, the organization would inform the world that General Museveni, who has now stolen three elections in a row in Uganda is the first person who deserves to be arrested.<br /><br />This Ugandan and East African nightmare gets a blank check from Washington simply because he has deployed Ugandan soldiers to Somalia at the behest of the United States. So democracy, human rights abuses, and genocide, become minor nuisances as far as U.S. foreign policy goes and as far as Invisible Children cares. This is beyond hypocrisy. Those members of Invisible Children who may have supported this misguided project to send more U.S. troops to Africa because they were unwittingly deceived, should do some serious soul searching.<br /><br />Museveni does not care for the plight of children in Uganda's Acholi region. How else would he have herded 2 million Acholis in concentration camps for 20 years where, according to the United Nations' World Health Organization (WHO), more than 1,000 children, women and men died of planned neglect--lack of medical facilities; lack of adequate food; dehydration, and; lack of sanitation and toilet facilities. Does this sound like a person who cares about children? <br /><br />His colleagues have denounced Acholis as "backwards" and as "biological substances." General Museveni himself revealed an interesting pathology, as a first class racist African when he told Atlantic Monthly Magazine, in September 1994: “I have never blamed the whites for colonizing Africa: I have never blamed these whites for taking slaves. If you are stupid, you should be taken a slave.” Ironically --or perhaps not-- the general was even more embraced by Washington after those remarks. Gen. Museveni has been a U.S. ally since the days of Ronald Reagan.<br /><br />So why does Invisible Children only go after Kony while leaving Museveni alone when in fact they are two sides of the same coin?<br /><br />These young folks who run Invisible Children are extremely dangerous to the welfare of Ugandans and other Africans should they succeed in broadening U.S. military presence in Africa. If the United States were truly interested purely in eliminating Kony why deploy now when Kony abandoned Uganda in 2006 when he was negotiating a peace deal that ultimately collapsed, with Museveni. <br /><br />While Kony and his fighters were camped at Garamba in Congo, as agreed upon during peace negotiations, who was it that launched a military attack with planes and helicopters in December 2008? It was Gen. Museveni, with U.S. assistance. The peace negotiations, which had been embraced by traditional and religious leaders in Acholi region, collapsed. According to Jan Egeland, the former U.N Under-Secretary General for humanitarian affairs, Museveni also wanted to pursue a military approach and even ridiculed his own attempts to negotiate peace.<br /><br />Immediately more killings ensued --this time in Congo; and since Museveni and Kony are two sides of the same coin, it's unclear who committed the atrocities in Garamba after the abortive attack.<br /><br />After the attacks the LRA scattered into the Central African Republic. One would imagine that if the U.S. and Invisible Children were really interested in Kony, the deployment would have been to Central African Republic.<br /><br />The young folks behind Invisible Children don't understand the conflict in Uganda; yet they have made themselves the spokespersons. They have campaigned and convinced some celebrities, including Rihana and P. Diddy, to tweet their half-truth propaganda film. This is a way to have one-sided or impartial information become the "dominant truth" globally, and drown out critical analyses.<br /><br />It's like a group of impressionable White youngsters coming to Harlem and saying: we see you have major crises, let us tell you what's the solution. Who would accept such misguided and destructive arrogance? If it's unacceptable in Harlem, it must also be rejected in Uganda's Acholi region. <br /><br />Acholi traditional leaders, religious leaders, and members of Parliament in Uganda, have all opposed further militarization. But they are not in a position to express their views on CNN or in The New York Times, or to make a slick documentary, such as Invisible Children's. What's more, they're not accorded the presumptive credibility that are often bestowed to White analysts when compared to native Ugandans.<br /><br />Yet, rather than listen to the cries of Uganda's traditional and religious leaders who live in the war-devastated regions, Invisible Children has decided to produce a beautiful documentary with an ugly agenda that only escalates conflict and endorses Gen. Museveni. Who really believes it's a good thing for the United States to be sending troops to Uganda or anywhere in Africa? Why would these troops act any differently than those sent to Iraq and Afghanistan?<br /><br />The U.S. government and Invisible Children are using the brutal Joseph Kony as a bogeyman to justify the U.S. long-term plan, which is to impose AFRICOM on Africa. Since everyone knows about Kony's atrocities, who would object if the U.S. sends 100 U.S. "advisers" to help Uganda, after all? Brilliantly devious. Of course it never stops at 100 "advisers." That was the announced deployment; there are probably more U.S. troops in the region. Even before the deployment some had already been training Museveni's soldiers. And more will come; unannounced.<br /><br />AFRICOM, the ultimate objective, would allow the U.S. to be able to counter resource-hungry China by having boots on the ground near the oil-rich northern part of Uganda, South Sudan, Congo's region bordering Lake Albert, and the Central African Republic. The troops would also be near by in case a decision is made to support regime-change in Khartoum, Sudan. After all, the U.S. foreign policy reasoning is that since Sudan's president Omar Hassan al-Bashir and his defense minister have both been indicted by the International Criminal Court (ICC), few would shed tears for them.<br /><br />The U.S. is aware that African countries oppose AFRICOM. So what does the U.S. do? Go after a "devil" and in this case it's Kony. Tell the world --with the help of Invisible Children--that our mission is to help rid Uganda of this "devil"; who by the way is hiding somewhere in Central African Republic, while the dictator who most recently stole elections last February, sits in Kampala and meets with U.S. officials and leaders of Invisible Children.<br /><br />If the real target was simply Joseph Kony, the U.S. would have used an armed predator drone; this is how the U.S. has eliminated several suspected leaders of Al-qaeda and the Taleban, after all.<br /><br />It doesn't seem that Invisible Children is an independent do-good save-the-children outfit. They are paving the way --with Kony, brutal as he is, as the bogeyman-- for AFRICOM.<br /><br />Kony is a nightmare, but Museveni has caused the deaths of millions of people in Rwanda, Uganda and Congo. In 2005 the International Court of Justice found Uganda liable for what amounts to war crimes in Congo: mass rapes of both women and men; disemboweling pregnant women; burning people inside their homes alive; massacres and; plunder of resources. Congo lost six million people after Uganda's occupation of parts of Congo. The Court awarded Congo $10 billion in reparations; not a dime has been paid.<br /><br />Congo then referred the same crimes to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague for war crimes charges. On June 8, 2006, The Wall Street Journal reported that Gen. Museveni personally contacted Kofi Annan, then UN Secretary General and asked him to block the criminal investigation.<br /><br />It seems that the U.S. and ICC Prosecutor Moreno Ocampo might have indeed obliged. Gen. Museveni and senior Ugandan military commanders remain un-indicted for the alleged crimes that the ICJ already found Uganda liable; only one side of the same coin, Kony was indicted. Prosecutor Ocampo is also totally discredited; readers should Google "Ocampo and South African journalist case."<br /><br />There is another documentary that tries to explain the Ugandan tragedy, in a more sober manner, unlike Invisible Children's slick propaganda piece.<br /><br />Hopefully this commentary will motivate people to do their research and demand that the international community deal with both Kony and Museveni.<br /><br />Hopefully more people will also do their own research and not be vulnerable to slick propaganda such as Invisible Children's.<br /><br />For example, readers can Google terms such as "Yoweri Museveni and Congo genocide," "Museveni and Kony," "Museveni and and Rwanda genocide," "Museveni and Acholi genocide," and "U.S. support for dictator Museveni."<br /><br /><br /><br />milton@blackstarnews.com<br />"Speaking Truth To Empower."<br /><br />http://blackstarnews.com/news/135/ARTICLE/8007/2012-03-08.html<br /><br /><br /><br />http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09I-GRBf3Cw&feature=related<br /><br /><br />[...] Invisible Children Charity <br />Kony 2012 is the creation of filmmaker Jason Russell. Russell, along with other filmmakers Bobby Bailey and Laren Poole, founded the Invisible Children charity in 2004, after spending a year creating a documentary in war-torn Uganda, titled Invisible Children. The movie told the plight of “Night Commuters,” children of northern Uganda who would leave their homes at night to avoid LRA abduction. The charity has been under scrutiny since its inception. Its critics decry a lack of financial accountability and transparency, centering on the amount of donation dollars spent on awareness. The underlying accusation is that the Invisible Children charity is a fraudulent means to fund a group of filmmakers. The unspoken retort is that social awareness is the new currency.[...]<br />http://emergingcritic.wordpress.com/2012/03/09/kony-2012-dont-wag-the-dog/<br /><br /><br />The 2006 movie of Invisible Children:<br />http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3166797753930210643<br /><br /><br />A 2011 film review and case study on the movie and the Invisible Children organization:<br />
In 2009, Invisible Children began a movement called “We Want Obama.” The organization created a Citizens Arrest Warrant for Joseph Kony, which was subsequently signed by 259,472 people. This warrant called on President Obama to take action against the LRA. Invisible Children came up with the LRA Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act of 2009. The purpose of this law is:<br /><br />“Stopping the LRA, by mandating President Obama to devise an interagency strategy to prevent LRA violence, which should include a multilateral plan to apprehend top LRA leaders, encourage defections of rebel commanders, demobilize child soldiers, and protect civilians from rebel attacks; and investing in sustainable peace, by targeting US assistance to recovery and reconciliation efforts in northern Uganda, which are essential to rebuilding and healing war-affected communities and preventing future conflicts” (“LRA”).<br /><br />There were three separate campaigns involved in the movement. The first was called “How it Ends.” On June 22 and 23, 2009, nearly two thousand people traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with their elected officials. They joined over four hundred lobbying meetings to request that Congress pass the bill. As a result of this campaign, sixty-six Representatives and seventeen Senators co-sponsored the bill. The next phase was called “Hometown Shakedown.” On November 18, 2009, thousands of activists made phone calls to their Senators and Representatives, again attempting to persuade them to pass the bill. As a result, seven Senators and six Representatives co-sponsored, including Majority Leader Harry Reid and Foreign Relations Committee Chair John Kerry. The support of these two men led to the Senate’s first vote on the bill in December 2009. The fight for the bill went on for the next six months (“LRA”).<br /><br />The third step of the movement was called “Dr. Coburn: Please Say Yes.” On December 19, 2009, Senator Coburn blocked the bill from passing in the Senate; his reasoning was that he had concerns about the source of funding for recovery and rehabilitation of Uganda. Over fifty activists pledged to stand outside Coburn’s office for twenty-four hours a day until the block was lifted. Eleven days later, Coburn finally pledged his support. The next day, the bill passed unanimously in the Senate. By the end of the “We Want Obama” movement, the bill had a record-breaking amount of support from Congress: two hundred sixty-seven members of Congress cosponsored the bill. Due to the incredible amount of public support, President Obama held a public signing ceremony for the bill and released the first statement by any administration outlining the United States government’s commitment to ending the threat of the LRA (“LRA”).<br /><br />Invisible Children, Inc. publicized the “We Want Obama” campaign through their blog and through online videos imploring supporters to help. The success of this campaign is a great example of how the organization operates through films and videos. The videos are shorter, more commercialized, and focus on whatever specific campaign is happening at the moment, or advertising for upcoming tours and events. The films are about bigger issues; Rough Cut is about exposing the plight of the children and raising awareness about the atrocities of the LRA. One form of media is not more or less effective than the other; both have specific purposes and both carry out their purposes quite successfully. The organization does not have huge distribution deals for their films; they have to rely almost exclusively on their own resources, and their success in promoting themselves has earned Bobby, Laren, and Jason appearances on popular television talk shows like Oprah and Larry King Live, in magazines like Rolling Stone and GQ, and endorsements by celebrities such as Pete Wentz and Kristen Bell (invisiblechildren.com). Invisible Children, Inc.’s goal is not to make as much money as they can, or become famous. Their purpose is to expose the situation in northern Uganda to as many people as possible and provoke a reaction from their audiences.
<br /><br />http://stephensfilm.blogspot.com/2011/03/invisible-children-case-study.html<br /><br /><br />Joseph Kony 2012: growing outrage in Uganda over film <br /><br />There is growing outrage in Uganda over a viral internet film viewed by more than 32 million people in four days that suggests Africa’s longest-running conflict is still raging in the country’s north. <br /><br /> The 30-minute video, Kony2012, was produced by three American videographers campaigning for greater efforts to capture Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). But Kony and his diminishing troops, many of them kidnapped child soldiers, fled northern Uganda six years ago and are now spread across the jungles of neighbouring countries. <br /><br />“What that video says is totally wrong, and it can cause us more problems than help us,” said Dr Beatrice Mpora, director of Kairos, a community health organisation in Gulu, a town that was once the centre of the rebels’ activities. <br /><br />“There has not been a single soul from the LRA here since 2006. Now we have peace, people are back in their homes, they are planting their fields, they are starting their businesses. That is what people should help us with.” <br /><br />Joseph Kony, a former church altarboy, has spread terror through eastern and central Africa for almost three decades, as he has pursued an aimless war that has killed thousands of people and at one point forced hundreds of thousands from their homes. <br />http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/uganda/9131469/Joseph-Kony-2012-growing-outrage-in-Uganda-over-film.html<br /><br /><br />
Invisible Voices [typo?] has faced criticism over its finances. Of more than £6 million it spent in 2001, less than £2.3 million was for activities helping people on the ground. The rest went on “awareness programmes and products”, management, media and others.
<br /><br />If only we could remind ourselves of this each time another "OMG it's so terrible" campaign is washed ahore.<br /><br />[size=18pt]The fact that I heard first about this video in [glow=red,2,300]TV[/glow] news sealed it for me.[/size]<br /><br />Plant a new key word and then search the web for it - cluster the results and put them into context.<br />Millions are still falling each day into the spider's claws and truly believe it is meant for the better.<br />If they only would READ first and KNOW and then WRITE. <br /><br />[size=18pt]Child soldiers are paid by Western interests since decades. [/size]<br />Worldwide Child labor serves our "cheap, cheaper, the cheapest - I made a deal" interests.<br />Konys will be rebuilt each generation as long as this serves Western money making interests.<br />[size=18pt]That's the truth nobody wants to hear. [/size]Start with the one in the mirror.<br /><br /><br />Paula, are there any chances we could clone you?<br /><br />
<br /><br />[size=10pt]Let the MIND GAMES begin !!!![/size]<br /><br /><br /><br />[size=10pt]Why I have the sad feeling that this is going on for ages :idea: ????<br />"Peace Was Never An Option"......at least not on this Planet Earth,lol ::) :-X .[/size]<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
words of a former Commandant of the Marine Corps, major general Smedley D. Butler, during a statement made in the United States Congress in 1935. On that occasion and mode of personal balance sheet for their participation in invasions of Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Republica Dominicana and Honduras, said the military:<br /><br /><br />
"I served for thirty years and four months in one of the most combative units of the American armed forces: Marine Corps." I have the feeling of having acted during this time of highly qualified Bandit in the service of the big business of Wall Street and its bankers. In a Word, I have been a rakeeter in the service of capitalism. [...] I was rewarded with honors, medals and promotions. But when I look back I think that he could have given some advice to Al Capone. He, like gangster, operated in three districts of a city. "I, as a marine, operé on three continents [...] the flag following the dollar, and soldiers follow the flag."
The sadness and despair invade it one when ve as economic powers armed with nuclear bombs elites launch "humanitarian" attacks against countries that do not have nor even the most minimum weapons to deal with them.One wonders in that world we live? in hands of who we are? do we play someday to us as people feel the terror and horror that produce passing these beasts?. (I am referring to my country).<br />Best Hollywood filmmakers have produced films on the ghettos Jews and the Holocaust, very well, but one of them has deigned to produce a film about the great ghetto of Gaza?, do someone good in war films can imitate a burn with a special effect of phosphorous ignition on the skin and muscle of a child, or the impressive scene of helicopters released these bombs on a population without arms.?<br />We saw the sad spectacle of the destruction of Libya and now its sharing and dismembered, as if a newly-benefit beef is involved.Now we see the repetition in Siria.Ni even make a minimal effort to hide repetitive invasion model.Is almost a slap in the face to the civilized world.Meanwhile, the tragedy of the Libyan people is repeated in Syria before the eyes of all the Nations of the planet, who see it as an empire move if anyone stop.<br /><br />Which will be the limits of these Imperial beasts,... maybe do not
Through recorded history the conquerors have carried out the domain of the known world of his time. Sometimes the empires that created died with them, sometimes lasted.<br />The aim remains the same, only the means of achieving this have changed. If it has been a time to ask that she is happening in the world, and the world is now.<br />Freedom of the press, once a guarantee of a society healthy, does not exist. Neither his honesty.<br />Control of media and the economy around the world has slipped into the hands of some conglomerates that dictate politics, destroy the central structure of the society, the unity of the family, and attack any belief that hold a people, a race together in a unity of culture and tradition. As a parasite growth they work from within
Looks like Kony 2012 got some splaining to do. Thanks to The Michael Zone once again /white flag/ (That is the maker of the viral video)<br /><br /><br />'KONY 2012' HONCHO JASON RUSSELL<br />Arrested for Allegedly<br />Masturbating in Public<br /><br />The mastermind behind the now-famous "Kony 2012" video was arrested last night in San Diego for allegedly being drunk in public and masturbating ... this according to NBC7 in San Diego.<br /><br />Jason Russell was taken into custody by San Diego cops. In addition to allegedly masturbating, cops say he vandalized cars.<br /><br />According to NBC7, cops said they received several calls around 11:30 AM yesterday ... reporting a man in "various stages of undress."<br /><br />Sources tell us ... Russell was dancing around the Intersection of Ingraham and Riviera wearing "speedo-like underwear" ... and eventually removed the underwear and began to make sexual gestures. <br /><br />We're told ... it appeared Russell was under the influence of some kind of substance. <br /><br />Russell is the father of two, and says he wants to have 9 more kids. <br /><br />Russell is the co-founder of Invisible Children as well as the filmmaker of the ultra-viral video which has set records on the Internet -- with more than 80 million views (below).<br /><br />http://www.tmz.com/2012/03/16/kony-honcho-arrested-for-allegedly-masturbating-in-public/#.T2OmJZgqM00
Yeh, I just saw that too....Well, well well...pressure too much for him because of the negative attention..........or just another way to keep his name in the news...bring attention to the campaign.<br /><br />I think he has just lost alot of credibilty......
For some reason my first thought about the above incident was some sort of mind control. Or he was hypnotized. He was triggered right before it happened and did it, beyond his own control and perhaps he will have no memory of it.<br /><br />Or he cracked under the pressure.
<br />For some reason my first thought about the above incident was some sort of mind control. Or he was hypnotized. He was triggered right before it happened and did it, beyond his own control and perhaps he will have no memory of it.<br /><br />Or he cracked under the pressure.<br />
<br /><br />Or the story is complete bullocks, just like the phony kony story.
<br />For some reason my first thought about the above incident was some sort of mind control. Or he was hypnotized. He was triggered right before it happened and did it, beyond his own control and perhaps he will have no memory of it.<br /><br />Or he cracked under the pressure.<br />
<br /><br />Or the story is complete bullocks, just like the phony kony story.<br />
<br /><br />Or that, yes. I saw the short little video of this alleged incident and you can't tell who the person is at all, or if it was even filmed recently.
Going public means potentially stepping on somebody's toes. If these toes are to be found below big pants, one might get an "affair" douche of whatever kind in return that makes sure reputation in the public eye is being ruined. Sex, drugs & crimes are favorites not only after prime time news.<br /><br />This video has not only created awareness for crimes in Africa but also for potential involvement of some governments in them. I wonder who the puppet master is in this case.
<br />Yeh, I just saw that too....Well, well well...pressure too much for him because of the negative attention..........or just another way to keep his name in the news...bring attention to the campaign.<br /><br />I think he has just lost alot of credibilty......<br />
<br /><br />"Alot of credibility?" He looks like a mental now O.o
<br />For some reason my first thought about the above incident was some sort of mind control. Or he was hypnotized. He was triggered right before it happened and did it, beyond his own control and perhaps he will have no memory of it.<br /><br />Or he cracked under the pressure.<br />
<br /><br />Or the story is complete bullocks, just like the phony kony story.<br />
<br /><br />Or that, yes. I saw the short little video of this alleged incident and you can't tell who the person is at all, or if it was even filmed recently.<br />
Something fishy? I would agree! My guess is that TMZ has a vast network of psychic savants who intuit where the next big story is going to be and they beam someone there with their zero gravity device.
http://www.tmz.com/2012/03/18/jason-russell-video-naked-meltdown-kony/#.T2Xfldnvxc4<br />[size=9pt]1 day ago[/size]<br />[size=9pt]j: Could this be African Voodoo/curse causing this guy to freak out. Kony had an aunt who was a Voodoo priestess and who wanted to build an Acholi nation once. That's where Kony learned it all?<br /> What do you think. There is an 8 minute video that looks like he is possesed.[/size]<br />[size=9pt]some say this too:<br /> <br /> JB: about an hour ago<br /> One mystery Americans or white people do not understand about Africa, is the power of the occult and voodoo. When I look at this video, I see nothing more than a man who has been thrown a curse by Kony and his supporters so that he can turn into a crazy person. This happens everyday in Africa; people throwing curse on their enemies through voodoo and other matters. You go to Africa, there are crazy people walking the street and doing the exact same thing this man is doing - and most of them are not because they are mentally unstable but because a voodoo curse has been thrown on them by someone who hates them or is jealous of their success. The motive for any of the Kony folks to do this to him is apparent to all: for exposing Kony to the world and the only way they can make him pay for what he did is to shame him. I feel bad for the guy. His organization has nothing intelligent to say about his behavior because it's incomprehensible and unexplainable to them - Maybe he will expose next one of the ills of Africa. Voodoo curse and voodoo killings kill more people in Africa than diseases. I will pray that this man regains his sanity[/size]<br />[size=9pt]Danny: 4 hours ago<br /> This bizarre behaviour is the classic symptoms of MK ULTRA breakdown.The CIA perfected mind control in the late 60's and called the experiment MK-ULTRA. Other famous mind control stooges who managed to break their conditioning is Julian Assange. MK-ULTRA is now on the public record under FOI.[/size]<br />[size=9pt]Or:[/size]<br />[size=9pt]justin : 4 hours ago<br /> MK-Ultra mind control. Another fool used and discarded by the tyrannical government/NWO to push a war in Africa. No more war!! You are all fools if you bought in to Kony 2012. The UN troops kill, rape, and destroy everything they touch. Get the UN worse then Hitler worse then Bin Laden.[/size]<br />[size=9pt]I would be curious what your take on this is.[/size]<br />[size=9pt]<br /> What do you think Rhianna thinks...considering she brought this whole KONY 2012 to the masses...doesn't her home of Barbados practice voodoo. Someone should ask her if she thinks it is at all possible Kony and his followers cursed him?[/size]<br />[size=9pt]The bible tells us this demonic /witchcraft stuff is totally real...whether you choose to believe it or not. Evil exists and some know how to get those demons on people.[/size]<br />[size=9pt]real stuff and damn scary, that is why you say you don't believe in it...don't want to go there.[/size]<br />
<br /><br /><br />or<br />could he be an impersonator?
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